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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-12

Considerable comment IL the result of
The Chronicle's 3, exposure of the pIasi,r-.
ian found.in, the message of His Excel.
lsncy,, 2pVernoS Stevenson, BY COM
garrison " wilhbs. sesp that whole para,
BraphS ara, taken, from, the message Of
apssruprr koraker,. Of @hia.. The .ex.
PoSurs was first made public by the
Cincinnati. Times-Star..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-12
notice.,

Mr.. Q. W.. Grover, at the ISDEpEsD,
ENr Office, has. authority to collect
moneys due nae and to receipt for the
same, duriag my nbsenoe from Elko.
For the neat three MONTHS my ad
dress will be Santa Cruz, Cal. ,lae.
~ 13-1m. S.S. Sears.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-12
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
NEVADA IEGIsLATURE.
Carson City Feb. 9.
SHSATH


SENATE.
Senate bill M. 80, by Powell. to
amend tie act relative to the manner of
drawing jnries; tabled.
Assembly bill No. &c, by Drnry. to
provide for the admission o; the State
Orphans to the University; rejected,
ayes 8; noes II.
Senate bill No. SO. ny Briggs, to reg
ulate proceedings in civil cases; the As
sembly arleudm, nts were concured in
unanimously.
Assembly bill No. 8, by Drury reln-
tive to ths manner of eiecting o. :.
Senator by the Nebraska plan; An
amendment by Sharon was adopted,
and, after still further discussion, Pou-
jade closed and the bill was rejected;
ayes 8; noes II.
Senate hill No. CT, by Thoma, to pro-
tect live stock from disense and to pre-
vent diseased animals from running nj
large, passed.
ASSEMBLY.
Assembly bill NJ. 55. by Pike, to reg
ulate insurance companies, making the
face of the lolicy the measure Ct dam
age in cnse of total loss by fire, passed.
Assembly bill No. so, by Griswold.
for the preservation of fish in the Hum
boldt river, WIS passed.
Assembly bill No. 81 by Griswold, to
repeal the State dog tax, passed. Nc
Cornell gave notice of II reconsidera-
ton.
Assembly bill No -, by Smith, to fix
the poll tax ut SO, passed by vote of
20 tolls.
Carson City, Feb. 10.
SENATE
Assembly bill No. 80, by Clnpp, to
amend section s of the act relative to
public highways; passed.
Senate bill No. II, by Osbrrn, to re-
strict the s"le of cigarettes, 1ig,rs aul
tobacco; referred.
Senate bill No. "a, by Hardesty, TO-
provide for the recording OF births and
denths; tabled.
SENATE bill No SO, by Fish, to regu-
late the compensation of county officers,
passed.
Senate joint and, concurrent Eesolu-
ton No. IL. Ivy H,rdesty, relative to Il
constitutional Convention to revise the
entire Cons titutipn of the State of Ne.
vadn; pissed.
Assembly bill No. 80, by Albright,
regulating official fees aud comp nsa-
tons in the State of Nevada; passed.
ASSEMBLY
A. message was received from the
Governor approving Assembly bills 80,
Al land 46.
=, nntur Pieroe's memorial md jnint
resolution No. 10, in behalf Of the live
stock interests of this State. 10 prevent
the Sule or Importation OF diseased Cat.
tie, wasndopted.
Assembly bill No, 80, by Powell, TO
pruhibis the keeping of houses of il.
fame within four hundred yards of any
schooi house,, substitute tor Senate bill
No FL, to further define ahd punish
emb ~ ement and Seumte bill No. 81,
o0Lcerhing conveynuces. relating to
mortgages. Amendments of Judiciary
Com,ulitee adopted. and the bills
passed..
s nate bill No. l. to regulate fees and
con prnsntions of grni and trial jurors.
The Assembly receded. from it's second
amendmt mt,
Assembly Till No. 30; providing fees
and mileage for witnesses in. civil cases
passed.
- -
Considerable comment il the result OF
tho Chroniele' 3 exposure Of the pIa,iur.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-12

~ SANTA ABLE is only sol in
lnrg- bottles at 81 GO; three for 80 so.
Sold 10y all wholesale and retail drug
gists. .... lily.
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Folsom, CAL I used Butte Tine in
chronic rheumatism with grent benefit.
Please send IL supply to ]. ". Hines,
Gt nou, New, and ubIige y"nr+ truly,
f. G.. Dur MT, NJ. u.
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CHARLES C. CvEnsn1NER.

WOODLAND, CAL.-Yonr medicines
are ~ ling better than amy other shelf
goods, and give satisfaction to all pur-
chnsers. The O"t-R- Cure is praised
very highly 10y all who have tried it. ind
many cns, $ hive been greatly benefited
by it's use when all other REMEDIES tried
have proved of mo- benefit.
Yours truly.
POND Il LAWSON.
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SA Mt A Able.
Pleasing e tho Palate; and Death 20
Cough.

CHICO, CALL have had the catarrh
for five years, and conld hardly talk
plain; conld not breathe through my
nostrIls. Your California Cat K .Cnre
has cleansed ont my head. and can
talk palmer now than / have for the
past five years. Your medicine il ull
that it liz represented. nm absolute cure
for Catnrrh and cold in the head,
Yours truly.
CHARLES G. CvEnsuINER,
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THE ITALIAN PICNIC.
THE CELEBRATION A MOST EN-
JOYABLE AFFAIR.
The Ladies and Children Ont Ia
Force at Estiyal Park-Nu-
sic and Dancing.

The seventeenth annual picnic Of the
Italian Benevolent Society Of Memphis
was duly celebrated at Estivsl Park
yesterday afternoon and last night.
At 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon an
attractive street procession was given
by the society in the following order :
Officers Of the police force, mounted.
ArnOll's Band.
Officers OF the Italian society, with Gags
and hammers, in n carriage drawn by tour
white hOrses.
The committee Of ARRANGEMENTS in n car
riSge and bearing the Italian and United
States hags.
Then followed some twenty car
riages decorated with eveJgreeDB and
flags and filed with little boys and
girls, all nicely dressed for q holiday.
The procession moved from up town,
down Main street to Beale, on to Sec
ond and up second to Madison and
out to the park. Capt. Nick Malatesta
acted az grand marshal and was as.
sisted by q number OF aids.
On arriving at the grounds the little
folks took possession-they played
and romped on the grass, and when
the music struck up in the pavilion
they rushed in aud engaged in the
Joy inspiring waltz. The afternoon
WAS devoted especially to the enter.
tainment OF the ladies and children.
The members OF the Italian society
pref ent engaged in national games,
'boccha" being apparestly the favor.
lite. The game is Ike unto quoits, but
1t is playe with wooden balls some
eight or ten inches in diameter, and
which are rolled along the ground
toward smaller ball, which acts as a
goal or peg.
Toward evening Mr.. James Badin
| ELI called the officers Of tire society
and number OF invited guests to tht
east side OF the park, whore a feast o
macaroni was spread. II is needless
to state that full justice was done to
the delicious Italian dishes and the
caret wine, a bottle of which stood
sentinel a. the elbow of each guest,
and when empty mysteriously dieap.
peared to give place to a full bottle.
In several cases the curiously
inclined emptied the second bot
tie in order to discover how
the transformation trick was played.
Lest n ght an immense crowd of young
people attended the picnic and joined
in the merry dance, which WAS kept
up until late into the night, when the
tired and weary but delighted jewellers
retired to their homes t. sleep and
rest The members OF the Italian 3d.
ciety can congratulate themselves
upon the success OF the enter tainment,
which was most enjoyable in every
particular, and which will long be re-
membsred by their guests.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH,
n u. G. b. THORNTON's REPORT
or COAST AFFAIRs.
New orleans Unusually Well
GINA, -dcd-The Situation In
Tennessee,

Dr.. G. B. Tho 'hton returned from
New Orleans yeste. day, where he went
to investigate the pa 'ecautions against
"Bron 80 John" raging to an unoom-
Portable extent az KY West He
gave an encouraging port Of the
condition of that city, aud reassuung
to people along the Missile, ippi Val.
ley. The safeguards against "a intro
duCtinn there, or spread beyond the
fiilcted coast city, are all that the
most timid could desire; in fact,
stronger than st any previous period
# menace. Quarantine regulations
are rig,dly enforced, and sanitary
measures unusually strict. The Cres-
cent City is in better condition to re-
pei infectious or contagious maladies
than ever before known, and tho
heath Ruthorities-both local and
State--permit no relaxation OF efforts
to maintain this state OF sfiairs.
The Taxing District authorities have
fallen into line, not because OF immi-
nent danger, bat purely as q duty to
advance the interests and welfare OF
the city. Spring cleaning has been
goiRg on at lively rate for wee ks past,
and the near approach to summer OPP
Grated 10 turn the entire police force
loose in the movement. The Tennes-
see State Board OF Health, with it's
customary foresight and frigh has ia
ken step in TIE direction of public
safety, and addressed letters 10 It's
agents at points OF supposed danger.
Folio wing 10 "A copy OF tina ono received
by President Hadden, es a member:
NASHVILLE, TKsS., June 4, 1887.
In view of the great uneasiness felt
throughout the United states by the APP
proachos of cholera, and the alarm just occa-
stoned by tho few but ylrulent cases Of yell
low tsVer at koy.Wtst,i Is Of the highest in-
portance thAt II, our cities and towns be at
once placed in the beat sanitary condition,
or, In other words, be thoroughly cleaned
up. 1 am collecting statistics as to the actual
sanitary work now done in the State, and
would like to know whether you have any
means for thorough and constant removal OF
night soil and garbage. II SO how many men
and carts are employed in this work and
what are your laws and regulations on the
subject2 An early answer will DO much APP
prooiatcd. Respectfully years.,
j. BENkiEN LiNDSLsY, NJ. D.,
Seorstary and Executive 0Gcor.
To this reply WAS sent, stating that
the authorities had their eyes turned
on all sanitary measures aud the city
was in splendid condition. There Was
no cause whatever for present or
future alarm.
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TEACHING THE TEACHERS.
Third Day OF the Insiitute al LIE
mOyne school.

The Teachers Institute met at the
LeMoyne School and the County Sup
eriDtendent, w. L. Henderson, called
i to order at O'Clock q. m. Prof. A.
j. Steele read a chapter from the
Proverbs and song WAS sung by the
institute. The roll OF teachers was
called and ninety. five answered pres.
emit. Forty minntes we're occupied In
the discussion OF different topics in
arithmetic, with Mr., q. G, Marcus as
conductor. Next Prof. q. M. Stevens
spent forty minutes in interogating
teachers on questions in geog aphy.
Mr.G. P. Hamilton took up penmanship
and instructed the teachers for forty
minutes, After Prof. A. ]. Steele had
spent forty minutes in giving out
spelling TO teachers, the institute ad-
j0urned to noon recess,
AFTERNOON sEssIoN.
The superintendent called the roll
at l o'clock and all the teachers an
sweIed present. Prof. O. M. Stevens
spent forty minutes In asking teachers
questions la the study OF grammar.
The institute was again favored with a
lecture delivered by Prof. Hoodson on
the effects that alcoholic drinks have
upon the vita organs Of the human
body. The teachers listened with at
tention and an unboInded apprecia-
ton, and hope ere long to hear
the gentleman again. The teachers
will be examined for certificates
June oh and 10th, at which
time the institute will cloee
The third days work having been fin-
ished the institute adjourned to meet
June 9th at 8 o'clock, a. m.
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what 1t is. As a sample OF this, here
is q letter received by me todsyi

what 1t is. As a sample OF this, here
is letter received by me todsyi
MENpHIs, TENN June 8, 1887.
Thos;, Barrett. Esq, Memphis City Street
Railroad Co.:
DKlR SIR-In accordance with section Is,
and all other sec ions Of tho Ordin az CO passed
on June II, 1885, and printed on the back
hereof, you are hereby notified TO csmplete
the, paving Of your tracks and two feet on
each outside thereof with second class block
stone as agreed upon, on Lauderdale from
Frayscr street 10 Mississippi avenue, within
pl i've days from Thursday, June 9Th, Sun
day excluded. RSspectfs lily yours,
d. p MADDEN,
To Mssr,. ThOs. Barrett. R. b. FTsyscr.
Napoleon IL IL J. G. Nicely, Geo. Arnold, j.
I: Frost \; FrS't, R. b. spSwden. Sam
W. J. Crawford, V. Goldsmith, cashier
German Bank, II. II. White, Geo. Gillhsm,
stockhc lders aud bondholders of the Mem
phis City street Railroad Company.
What is the occasion OF such noti-
fication ?"
ave have been great deal longer
about the work than usual, but 1t is
through no carslessness OF ours. 1t
has simply been impossible to get
stone to complete the paving with"
"As understand, your feeling in
the matter is merely 10 regard to pol
Icy, snd not personal to ward the Tax
ing District President"
Entirely. For Mr.. Hadden uuoi-
ficisly, l have nothing but the kindest
feeling; but when 1t comes to dealing
with matters like this, I regard him as
an extremist, and unIeasonably harsh
and severe"
This exhausted the subjec and the
reporter returned to his desk for the
purpose of giving the result in fair
and impartial manner.
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,M'NVE AGlINST LIQUOR.
ppou, 9ITION CONVENTION PRO.
Cpn HINGS YESTERDAY.
u.,y. a.. ,ted, Officers Elected
and tho "a NpAigu Mapped

The County Prohibiti 'nlsts held
convention at the FIRST b 70 o,s'ni,
yesterday, the object being, u 1nur
for an sctiys crusade sgainl H.
selling and drinking. Mr.. J. / a.
son called the meeting TO orde. o." 90
after prayer by the Rev. II. Rabb, %
planned its object.
The following delegates were pre-
emit:
First District-Jerry Keithley, the Rey. II.
J, Ray, G. u Heron, }. @. Stewart, the Rev.
II. Rabb, Prof. M. Davis, W N. Miller.
Seventh Distriet-H. u, Pulliam, g. W.
G9tes. the Rev. J. ?. Maker. N, Gotten;
H &n Si,Tis.f TT.iB iSss Rev. S WIZ
Hammer. the Rev. Joseph 4. johnson. the
Hon. j. NJ. Harris, DR. ]. p. Doug as, John
Poole, X X. Armistsad, L.. @. Thomas. the
Rev, 4. J. Smith, j. l.. Cody, ThOs. Bever-
Eleventh DISTRICTS. T. Lane, II. Lby.
Fifteenth District~K. T; MAYNARD.
Sixteenth Distriet.W; P. Barton;
F1 saiSRfa H'ts'ik'E Snow Il rev. wifslns
Yenablc, Rev. Il NJ. Richardson, S. J.
English, II. q. Lstting. A; q. Roark, Rev.
J. b. Briney, II. u White. Rev. W. A.
Brinkley, j. IL. Bolton, Mr.. Bersin, Peter
Seventh Ward Hon: G. W. HoiskOll.
EiRhth Ward-Rov. III. A, Jones.
Ninth Ward-J. Pickering, Rev. d. t,
Waynick.
The Revs. Mahon, Venable and Ir.
win were announced as committee
10 euggest officers for the convention.
While waiting for the committee TO
report the Hon. j. f. Fnfsell addressed
the convention on the question at
issue. At the conclusion Of his re-
marks the chair announced the follow
ing as q committee on permanent or.
Ranization: The Rev. II. A. Jonss, the
Rev. r. A. Venable, w. +. Taylor, r,
+. Looney, 4. A. Hamilton, j. W, Yer
non, the Rev r. N. Countee, colored,
II. Hines, the Raw. George Dardis,
colorsd, and the Rev. w. A. Brinkley.
They reported rs follows: President,
Dol. U. w. Heiskell; vice presidents,
j. X. Waddy, Oolliervile, and the Rev.
George Dard 8, colored; u oasurer, Mr..
Thomas Gale; secretary, the Rev. II.
A. Jones; assistant secretary, Mr.. q.
ii. Phillips.
Judge Heiskell, on taking the chair,
made speech, in which he said that,
unlike some OF his associates In this
movement, he knew ( more than one
man engaged in the liquor traffic
whom he was delighted to call his
friend. He had no luminosity against
the persons engaged in selling liquor,
hut it was the traffic itself he was
fighting.
The convention, after the transac-
ton Of some business OF minor i'm.
portance, adjourned until o'clock
pm,
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A Golden Opportunity

During the dull season l intend devoting
a portion of my time to the service Of those
who wish to acquire a thorough practi-
cal knowledge OF Book keeping, Commercial
Correspo n deuce and SteuoErsphy in order to
render themselves eligible for lucrative po-
sitions in the fall. This lie an opportunity
not to be missed, as the advantages offered
are very great. Ny system Of Bookkeeping
embraces the best features of the EnElish
school engrafted upon Nelson's excellent
work which is by far the boat 1 have met
with in this country. The two combined Sp-
proaoh as near to perfection as it is possible
to get. Wednesdays and Fridays will be re-
served for ladies. For terms and other par
ticulars apply at my office.
Public Accountant and Expert Book keeper,
= u Madam atraag
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pressive style that chsracteriEss him
in every effort, aud caused a thrill of
Of delight and pleasure in the friends
Of the movement.
Hisideas for dealing with the liquor
interests were conservative, believing
that hsrshness and undue severity
would tend 10 thwsrt rather than sd.
vance the cause Of success. For @
comparative brief discourse the
learned SEEKER covered more
branches of the subject and advanced
more meritorious Arguments than any
one who has set been heard in this
city. His familiarity with facts and
figures evinced a deep study Of the
question in all III details and proved
that he was fullyN lie to maintain his
side Of 1t against We opposition. Ex-
cellent music formed an interesting
part Of the services.
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worth knowing.

Allcock's are the only genuine por-
ou5 p ssters. All olhsr so called por-
Gus plasters are limitations. Their
makers only get them ~ to sell on the
reputation Of Alleock's, All so called
imuro vements and new ingsedieptsa ara
bumbuQs. No one has over made an
improvement on Allcock's Porous Plss.
tsrs.. W6sn you buy Alicookb Porous
Pisssers you obtain the best plsstsIs
made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-09
THE COURTS.
Circuit CouT1-Este., Judx,

Calender for June 9th: The remain
ing cases undisposed Of on yesterday
calender together with the following:
92l7, Garrison & Strange va Burrows
& Alternately; 1897, Samuel Funk ct
al. VS. W. H. Heron; 9l93, w. A. &
A. T. Collier Va Taxing District; $3.50,
W. D. Wnitelow vs. Memphis aod
Charleston railroad; 949l, Geo. d,
MsilinglY Va A, Zanoni; 94s8, Pleas.
ant Small Va Frank Rjcco.
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A FEARFUL FALL.
sydney Giimore Receives Pninfui
and Serious Injuries.

A serious and painful accident befsl
Sydney Gilmore, worthy young
timer, al $3.50 o'clock yes eiday Morn
ing. While placing large tin aud
sheet iron pipe for carrying away
shsvings, sswdust, etc, on Coles
mill, corner of Mississippi avenue and
Broadway, ne fell from the scsfiolding
to the earth, dis ance of twenty five
feet. la falling he struck wooden
hore, breaking his left leg at the
thigh in a horrible manner. The up
per portion of his body was also Sc
verely Injured, neceesltating careful
surgical treatment. DR.. W. b. Rogers
took charge OF the unfortunate man,
and with such success that 6nal re-
covery is probable. Mr.. Gilmore is
only about twenty years OF age, and
worked for ]. L. l. ing u % by whom
he 10 highly valued His parents re-
side at Senatobis, Mrs.
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The Rabies Cry fOrHL

And the old folks laugh when they
fud that the plealant California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, is more
easily taken and more beneficial In its
action than bitter, Iausesting medi-
cines. / ID q most valuable family
remedy TO act ON the bowels,to cleanse
the systom, and to dispel colds, head
aches and fevers. MANUFACTURED only
by thu California Fig Svrupe Co., San
Francisco, California. For sale be II.
]. Hester and all leading druggists,
Van Vleet Il Co., g. w. Jones K Co
VIM. Wilkerson Il 90. andS. Mans
field 4 Co., Wholesale agents at Men,
nh In
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the
tween tie undrrsigned. WILLIAM WATSON
and CHARLES ALBERT HILL carrying on
business in partnership as merchants, az
LIVERPOOL in the county If LBncas er, u der
the style or firm Of " ARSON * 20. and AT
Charleston and Memphis, N the United
States OF America, un der the style or hrm OF
WATSON 4 II LII, has this day been dis
60 we'd by m otual consent
Dated the 4th day Of March, 1887.
[siznedi MILLIAH WATSON.
tSiguedl CHARLES ALBERT HILL..
The bus ness will he Continued in Mem his
by WIN WATSON and EkN EST RkUe s
WOOD, under the style Of WATSON, WOOD
A co,
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p. E. HOPKINS
269 MAIN ST.

MEMPHIS, TENN June 7, 1887.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= the Office of The Chairman and Finar Of nj
Agent of the county of shelby, in the city of
n empbis, for the sale and delivery Of ten
Shelby County Memphis and Ohio Railroad
Bonds, of the denomination, Of 500 each,
2, I, 6, 7, 3, 9, 10 IL and Is. Also, twenty
f1u' Shelby County Funding Ponds, due in
1890, Of the der Ominston Of 500 each, num-
bered from one to twenty four, inclusive.
All proposalssmus be filed on or befo 70 tho
goth instant. The right to reject any and all
proposals is hereby re erved.
Dc SLAUGHTER,
Chairman and Financial Agent Of Shelby
County, Tennes ee.
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LOST.
TAKEN UP.
FOR RENT AND SALE.
PERSONhL.

NINE. BERNAR5 guarantees e remove
1Nl treckles, pimples, tan aud moth blotch-
es, bleaching the skin beautiful and white
without injury; price 81 bottle; best Of
references given. Address p. D. Box 1857,
New Orleans. La.
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To NV Friends.

7 HAVE severed my connection with WIN.
Il JACK j. SONS and am now associated
with Messrs. FLOYD i CO., where would
be glad to hlye you call VIXEN needing any
'nins !" WI MARCELLUS LOGAN.
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n1O OOO WILL BUY Madison street
Sl0,UUU Residence and Very choice
lot 67xl4S, about two squares from Main 1t.
Owner non resident. Must be sold at once,
and is offered at 500 per foot less than you
can buy lot directly opposite on same street.
Be quick. Rare chance to secure very valu-
able property in the very center Of Memphis
al q great sacrifice.
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FOR SALE.

CTORE AND DWELLING-On the south
. west corner Of DuL La and Bass avenues.
House nearly new; lol 50xl50 feet. Terms
very easy. Address or nsll 374 Poplar street,
or b. Nj. STR ALTON d Co.,
No A0 Madison straAt.
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To this reply WAS sent, stating that
the authorities had their eyes turned
on all sanitary measures and the city
was in splendid condition. There Was
no cause whatever for present or
fulura alarm